GRANDMA INFINITE JOY PERSONALIZED ART
$100.00

Count the Ways

What do you get when you combine an artistic eight-year-old, a geeky tween, a sporty sophomore, and a mischievous toddler, with a marvelously unique grandma? You get a winning equation for infinite joy!

Illustrator Patricia Carlin finds the perfect formula for the love of family in a vibrant visualization that turns the special bond shared by grandma and all of her grandkids into a charming calculation. Combining artistry and arithmetic, this sweet print extrapolates your adoration for that one-of-a-kind lady in a beautiful and modern way. Add the names of 2 to 12 grandchildren to represent your small or growing family. Designed and made in the USA.

Fine more family equations:
Grandma Exponential Love
Dad Infinite Joy
Grandpa Infinite Joy
Grandpa Exponential Love
Mom Infinite Joy
Mom Exponential Love

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The hand-assembled frame consists of Durian wood. This wood comes from a Malaysian tree whose lumber is harvested after it can no longer bear fruit. New trees are replanted in fruit orchards to replace the ones cut.

• Item ID: 22143
• Materials: acid free matboard, durian wood, archival pigment ink, Epson enhanced matte paper
• Artwork: 11" H x 14" W. In Frame: 12.75" H x 15.75" W
• Comes ready to hang in black wooden frame with Plexiglass, and incl. care instructions
  
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  Guaranteed by Father's Day if proof approved by 6/2/2013 5PM EST.

Patricia Carlin

Patricia started out as an art director in Philadelphia, selling everything from potato chips to financial products. In 2001, a friend wanted help launching a glassware business. Patricia designed several product lines for the new venture. See all creations.